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The one thing the Marion County Republican Party is good at is… is making it hard to vote early in Marion County.
It helps when the three largest counties in Indiana play under one set of rules and the other 89 play under another set… and the GOP can insist that Indianapolis give every township the same number of early voting sites or it’s no dice. That the same people who complain about Indianapolis wasting money would insist that Decatur Township (just under 37,000 of the 977,000 residents of Marion County) get the same number of sites as six other townships which have over 100,000 people … just seems odd. It’s almost as though Statehouse Republicans want to make just a little bit harder for legal citizens to vote. I wonder why that would be?
https://www.indystar.com/story/news/2017/08/10/silencing-vote-data-shows-unequal-barrier-indiana-polls/435450001/
Joe is correct. We ranked 41st in voter turnout 2020. I hope to see some of the conservative comment warriors emerge from their bunkers to try and defend our shameful statistics. We can do better, but that would require Republicans to legislate for their constituents….so I won’t hold my breathe.
This is voter suppression.
Indiana’s Super Stupid Super Majority party feels no need to listen to anyone the would not kiss Donald TRUMP’s “ring” to stay in his cult.
Interesting, as I was in and out from my voting location in Center township this morning in less than 10 minutes. Absolutely no line and no wait, and I was only the 50th vote at 6:49 am.
That wouldn’t qualify as ‘early voting’ then, would it?